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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-26
COMING HOME.
The DanviIle Offices to be Removed from
Washington.

The following offices, it is stated, will
certainly be removed to Richmond at an
early day. Auditor BARRIERS, with a
large clerical force; Treasurer Turner's,
General Freight Agent brakes, and
General Passenger Agent TaVor's. The
office of general counsel will also be in
Richmond. 1t was thought that General
Manager Thomas would be required to
come back to Richmond, with the
rest of the officers; but since the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
line has been added to the Rich
mond and Danville system, and the
probability exising that the Georgia Cen
trail will also be added the executive
committee of the Danville have allowed
the general manager to locate his head
quarters to suit himself. While it is pos
sible that Richmond may be selected by
him, it is probable that he will either re-
main in Washington or locate in one Of
the cities south of Richmond. He was to
have visited the president and first vice
president in New York the past week
with reference TO this matter; but what
decision, if any, was reached has not yet
been made public.
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At a meeting of the Howitzers, held in
"a" Company's room at the Regimental
Armory, last night, the following officers
were elected: Captain, B. Lorraine first
lieutenant, W. 4. Barrett first junior
George Hutcheson second
lieutenant, c. G.. Bosher.
As was predicted the election resulted
in the elevation Of the subordinate officers
who well merit promotion
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The marriage of Mr John r. Ryan and
Miss Agnes Barksdalc, will take place at
Rev DR.. lIoges church this evening 1T
430 o'clock.
The sidewalk on the south side Of Main
street east of Twenty-first is being relaid
That on the north side needs attention
also In fact it is bad all along that
route.
Mr. Persefer A. Kennedy, advance
agent of the Wallace-Yilla combination,
leaves to-day tor Norfolk. He is one of
the best men in his business who has been
here this season.
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Handsome Speculation.

The Beechwood farm, adjoining the
New Reservoir, containing 81 acres, situated
west of the city, was sold about seven weeks
ago for one hundred and fifty dollars per acre.
II. b. Chaiiin & Co. sold the same farm last Sat
urday for two hundred and fifty dollars per
acre. Pretty good for seven weeks.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-26

The Randall Democrats interested in
the formation of bill to reduce the rev.
enue completed theirwork Monday night
The bill approved by the committee at a
caucus at the Capitol embraces consider
able portion Of the Hewitt aud Randall
bills, the internal revenue reductions re-
Gently agreed upon and adds lumber,
jute, etc. TO the free list and reduces the
duties on metals.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-Brief notices of
deaths, funerals and marriages will be
published one time in The TIMES free of
charge.
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CITY ITEMS.
NEWsY NOTES GATHERED BY THE
times" REPORTERS.

Sad Death Of Young Pizzini-The Bottom
Drops Out Of the Henrico Casc-kidd
Convicted In Death Of Cen
eraI Stone-Rhea at the Theatre and the
villas at the Academy-The Happy How
ftzers-The Danyilie Ohices.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-All persons who
fail to receive their papers regularly will
please notify the office by postal-card or
message, and arrangements will be made
for the prompt delivery of the paper.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-All persons VINO
fail to receive their papers regularly will
please notify the office by postal-card or
message, and arrangements will be made
for the prompt delivery of the paper.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Rhea at the Theatre.

This charming artistic will appear at
the Richmond Theatre, on Friday and
Saturday Her repertoire will comprise
two new plays, and one old favorite. On
Thursday evening and at the Saturday
matinee she will be seen in Fairy Fin
gers" five act comedy drama, and one
of the standard works Of the famous
Theatre Francois, at Paris. In this play
Mile Rhea achieved her first European
success. "Adrienne LecOuvreur' will be
presented on Friday evening. Mile Rhea
has become so identified with the title role
of this drama, that comment on her per
Torrance of the part is scarcely necessa-
nv. For the final performance on Satur-
day evening "The Widow" will be given.
This is a brilliant satirical comedy by the
authors of "Frou-Frou," which had a re-
markably successful run of four hun
bred nights in Paris.
1t is considered by competent critics
one of the finest plays which Mile Rhea
has yet produced in America. 1t need
hardly be said that the different pieces
will be costumed superbly VI lie Rhea's
taste and liberality in the matter of dress
is well known.
The " DeacOn'S Daughter"
Annie Pixley had another very good
house last night to witness her fine pro-
duction of the Deac0H's Daughter. The
performance was even more success
full than on Monday night, and she was
literally applauded Mr.. DAILY, as the
Deac0n, gave a fine piece of character
acting, and each part was well sustained.
The music by the orchestra was very
good. The Xylophone solo of Mr. Tom
Pulling was encored The public like
lively music, and cornet or a flute solo
would be at times very acceptable
Agnes Wallace-Villa and :. IL. villa at the
Academy.
A large and thoroughly sympathetic
audience welcomed Agnes Wallace Villa
and Samuel b. Villa at the Academy last
night. The play was Loves Martyr;
or, The Wife's Sacrifice" This is a
drama in five acts, from the French. In
it the interest never lags. Agnes Villa
as the Countess de Moray displayed dra-
matte power of great ability. Mr. Villa,
Lucie Villa, Messrs Reynolds and Clair,
Misses Granville and DeshOn and the en-
tire company rendered efficient support.
The audience was at times enthusiastic,
and the play and the company were pro-
nounced among the best of the season.
The scenic effects and music was
pleasant feature. "Loves Martyr" will
be repeated at the matinee to-day To-
night, "Machette" Both the play and
the company are strong, and it is ex
pected that there will be crowded houses
at each performance.
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DIED.

PIZZINI.-Died January 2ith, at Indianapo-
lis. Ind. EDWIN j.. eldest son of Andrew and
Anna G.. Pizzini, in the twenty-tirst year of his
age.
Temporary interment at indianapolis.
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A Caroline Cutter.

Sheriff T. d. Coghill, of Caroline
county, brought James Coleman (colored)
to the penitentiary yesterday to serve
term of one year for malicious cutting.
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Real Estate Investments

are paying much better than stocks and
bonds, with less risk. X. Is. Chaffin Co. will
be glad 10 see all parties wishing 20 invest
and take pleasure in showing and giving any
information.
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NO EXCHANGE.
j. A. GRIGG C.,
PACE BLOCK. I


n u 'TI-FT " - W
\ Handsome Suburban Home just west of
the city.
Frame Dwelling No 9Os T.. Cary street,
rooms
Brick Dwelling no. 3li W. Cary streets
rooms.
Frame Dwelling so. l26 S. Fourth street.
rooms and kitchen.
Brick Dwelling No y. Eighth street-lO
rooms. Cheap.
Brick Dwelling No. M0& W. Main streets
rooms. Very nice home.
Special inducements 10 early applicants.
Must have good tenants at once. Call 90 see
us.
] ia2j2t r. b. CHAFFIN s. co.
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For good liquor you should try the
Thistle Dew or Springdae at Z. \. Stumpfs
Restaurant and Lunch Rooms corner Eighth
and Main streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-26

"Whooping cough" can be relieved and
frequently cured by using DR.. J. ;. Roses
Whooping Cough Syrup, physicians recon-
mend it," For sale by BODEKER BROTHERS,
druggists.
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DR.. T. A. S'ocum's Remedies for the
cure of consumption. Sold by BODEk "
BROTHERS, druggists.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-26

For Coughs, Colds, Irritation of the Bron
chial Tubes, etc. Relieves the worst cases II
a few days.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-26

French mixed candies are selling at 10
cents per pound, at the and 10 cent store, NO
is East Broad street.
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Weather Strips.

William p. Marrow Jr., No. 13
North Seventh street, will make your doors
and windows secure from draughts of cold air
and dampnes with their weather strips, which
they apply and guarantee for cents per
literal foot.
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h. B. CHAPLIN & Co.

Pure mixed candies are selling at 10
cents per pound at the 5 and 10 cent store No.
ll5 East Broad street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-26
No Household

ought 10 be without bottle of that best OF
family remedies, DR.. David's Cough Syrup.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-26

The FLORENCE Dental Plate Brush"
made expressly for cleaning artificial teeth:
For sale by BODEKER BROTHERS, uruReists'
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japanese Village
Last Week. Last.
AT SKATING RINK.

AT SKATING RINK.
Commencing JANUARY 18th. Illustrating
Customs and Manners of Japanese Empires
containing a Mother and Baby Bride ana
Groom. A Host OF skilled Japanese Artisans
constantly AT work manufacturing all Kinds OF
japanese goods, forming as whole most
Novel, Wonderful, Amusing. and Instructive
entertainments ever seen Ia America.
Hours of Exhibition: 10 10 II am; l TO J.
I 10 10 pm.
Admission, 25c.; children, Ice. jal52w
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RICHMoND THEATRE.
TwENTY-THRD SEASON.
TWO NIGHTS.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JANUARY 2irH
AND 25TH.
the ever popular Comcdionne and Charming
Vocalist,
ANNIE PIXLEY.
ably seconded by good company, illustrating
her latest and greatest success,
THE DEACON's DAUGHTER,
a comedy drama in f0uraCts. by A.C. GUNrER,
rcplete with new songs. charming mcdleysr
sparkling music, and handsome costumcs
Prices as usual sale Of reserved seats at
box Office SATURDAY MORNING at p
O'Clock.
Next Attraction, Mile Rhea. Ija233
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
FIVE NIGHTS AND FOUR MATINEEs,
commencing
TT ESDAY NIGHT. JANUARY 18th,
Engagement of the distinguished Actress,
AGNES WALLACE-YILLA,
supported by the celebrated VILLA Combina
ton, appearing in "a repertoire
OF popular plays.
TUESDAY NIGHT AND WEDNESDAY
MATINEE,
first time i'm Richmond. D'ENNERY's great so
cicty play. translated from the
French, entitled
LOVES MARTYR;
OR,
WIFE'S SACRIFICE
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, l.. .. JEFFRtEs' sen
satiOnal drama, in SiN acts,
MACHETTE.
Change of bin THURSDAY. See future an.
nOunCcments.
Prices OF admissions Is. -, ., ami 90 cents.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
STEAM ELEVATORS.
TOR SALE, CHEAP.

EOR SALE, tllEAI.
Two STEAM ELEVATORS now i'm ~.
Apply at THE TIMES OFFICE
2ia 26-6t
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ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
4 ! have this day appointed W. l.. TIMBER
LAKE nv agent. 10 conduct the FLORIST
business at No. 22O North Ninth street, 20 bur
for cash only.
Dian 2l-2W JAMES MCGRAW
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DERSONAL.-I HAVE THIS DAY
annointed ID. GIIELMO nv agent -
carry on a CONFECTIONERY business. Id
No. North Eighteenth street, 10 buy and .aii
for cash. RAfAEbE fkANIONL
5-anlS-l0t
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TOR SALE.-WE HAVE FOR SATp
4 HANDSOME COTTAGE. with ono - -
of land. on Grove road. just beyond The CON-
rate limits The house has II rooms Sfaffs
Greenhouse. and other Outbuildings.
ia25tf X. B. CHAFFIN < ca
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-11-19
Town Council

A%BBEElLLE. October q, 1857.
The Council met this day in call
cd session.
DIR. Z. Bourne appeared, and pre-
seuting his appointment aud oath Of
Office as. Mayor Of the town of Able
vile, took the chair and called the
Council to order.
present-Messrs. Wise, Mills, lie.
blanc aud Coastal.
The minutes of the previous meet.
ing of the Council were read and
adopted.
On motion the Finance Commit.
tee were given further time in which
to examine and report upon the re-
port of the Collector and Treasurer.
On motion of Mr.. Wise. Resolved,
that tire d%elipeuent rolls of the iowa
Of Abbevil'e for the year 1884 and
1885 lie turned over to Euphemon
Leblanc, Constable Collector, for
collection; said Constable Collector
to collect what he can thereon and
to be responsible only for the
amounts he actually collects, and to
receive five per centum on the
amount so collected as compensation.
Resolved further, That all delin-
quent taxpayers on said rolls who
pay without seizure and advertise
ment be required to pay the princi-
pal only of the taxes due by such
taxpayer; otherwise they shall be
required tc pay all such taxes with
interest, penalties and all costs of
collection, seizure, ETC., in fall.
On motion resolved that a com
mittee of three, the Mayor to be one
of said number be appointed to con-
fer with the Rev. A. NJ. Mehault in
regard to the Catholic Cemetery in
the corporate limits, and the com.
mencement Of another outside the
corporate limits.
The Mayor appointed Messrs. Wise
and Leblanc on said committee.
Resolved. That all the proceedings
Of the Town Council be published
in the official journal of said town
Tor at least two consecutive issues oil
said paper.
On motion the Council adjourned
to the next regular meeting.
E. BOURNE, Mayor.
W. B. WHITE, Secretary.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-11-19

Among II regular national Holt
days may now be included thanks
giving day, which this year falls on
Thursday November cath, when the
faithful as we'll as the unfaithful will
he called upon to give expression of
thanks for the many blessings be-
slowed upon, and for the numerous
mercies extended to a wicked people.
We say that we have been called
upon by the head of the nation to
remember the day We are about to
celebrate, and to join in the festivi,
ties and solemnities of the occasion.
We very much fear, however, that
more attention will be paid to tur,
keys, pumpkin pies, roast beef and
plum pudding than to spiritual mat
tiers. AS far as the stomach is con.
cerned, ample justice will, no doubt,
be done to the requirements of the
presidents proclamation, but aside
from this, transactions will be light
and business generally dull. If the
weather proves propltious, Thursday
next should be generally observed
as a holiday, and business for TIL
most part suspended, and our people
at least engage in prayer thanking
the great Giver of all things for thu
many blessings bestowed upon U
during the past -ear.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-11-19

One of the checklist things on
record Of all the many cheeky things
they have been guilty Of, is the at
tempt Of John II. Glliiland, nov a
citizen of Texas, to act as secretary
Of the parish executive committee Of
Caddo. This being refused. the Nc
Emery men and Mr.. GilIiland bolted
and elected Senator VIM. Robson
(wio, by the way, went back on his
promises when in the State senate)
chairman, and ordered a primary
election on December l4th. The
regular election will take place on
November Goth. a
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PUBLIC SALE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF vERMILION.. a
Twenty-fifth Judicial District Ioui@
No. 81.
Succession of Carl G. schneider. h~
10y virtue of an order of sale gran.su ~
ID the Honorable 25th Jndielai Dlss1tar,
Court, in and for the parish OF veIn nf
and State of Louisiana, in the mates ..te
the above entitled and numbered ee'''
the undersigned will on ,eas
Thursday. December 1. lssn. il
and from day to day thereafter sci
bidder, for CASH, at the court-houns lin ing
of the above named parish, M 1o1a OBJ sns,
described property belonging to saia :
One certain tract of land lying 10 v 1s1.
parish on the west side OF the 6 pas1aa front
million, measuring about one arpele IL
by forty arpents deep; bounded ap nortea
the Roussel family, below by Ah..rm;ion
and others, east by the bayou eer TAI
and west by Mrs. Paul Roussel or
let. .r.
Administrator.
Abheville. October -, 1887.
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NOTICE.

The members Of the Democratic Parish
Executive Committee of Vcrmilion nassh
are hereby called to meet at the ro.,s4
house in the town Of Ahbeville, on
Monday, November Ii, 1882.
at Il O'Clock %. m., for the purpose 80
taking steps for the holding Of a parshs
Convention to nominate delegates to TIA
State ard Tenth Senatorial nominating
m3tters as may be brought before sa;d
committee.
w. A. WHITE, Chairus.
LAS4IE B~RorsSARD, Secretary.
Abbeville, NoYembor5, 1887
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The November Cosmopolitan.

The November number of the
Cosmopolitan opens with a beautiful
frontispiece of a buffalo ball, en-
graved by the well-known engraver,
Frederick JueDgling; it accompa,
MES the second part Of VIM. I. IIor.
nady's important article. The Pass
Ing of The Buffalo" Julian Ilaw-
tho7uc's article on The Noble Art
Of Self,DeIensc," illustrated hand
somely By NJ. J. Burns, is certain to
attract attention, because of its ad-
vocacy Of pugilism and the authors
personal "reminiscences Of lfeenan
and Savers. The California Ranch"
by Ella Sterling Cummins, is. an
Illustrated article, giving an attract
i've way a mass Of information in re-
gard to the great farms OR the
Pacific Coast. Shirley Dare, in an
article on "a Brighter Outlook for
Women" advocates the revival in a
modified form Of the convent for the
benefit Of unmarried and widowed
women that depend upon themselves
for support. Joel Benton explains
The Origin Of Love aud Beauty"
while William II. Rideing describes
"The Boyhood of James Russell
Lowell" and Joseph I. Alling gives
a lively and picturesque description
Of "The Chief City Of a Moorish
Despot." Harriet Prescott gives q
sequel to Uncle Mason's Money"
under the title of The Pretty
Spendthrifts." 1. D.. Murfrce's
story of "The Show that Came to
Sequatchee Valley, and NJ. Fulano's
The Story Of the Priest" are IN.
usually excellent. The poems of the
number are contributed by Ionise
Chandler Moulton. George Edgar
Montgomery, Edith NJ. Thomas.
May Riley Smith. Henry Tyrrcll,
and Frank Dempster Sherman.
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W. B. WHITE, Secretary.

The Rayne Signal has General T.
T. Nichols and party booked to
speak with Governor McEnery at
Rayne, on Monday next, notwith-
standing the fact that Gen. Nichols
will be in Lake Providence that
day. Poor McAnery, he can't draw
a crowd unless he leads people to
believe they will see Nichols.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-11-19

Exaggeration aud misreprescnta'
ton are the strongest cards Of the
administration tooters and scrib.
blers. An example, in the kilograms
and sensational headlines about Cat
ahoula, the assertion was made that
the McEnery delegates were elected
by a vote of ten to one. In the
Troyviile Trojan, a paper edited by
Mr.. Poole, who sent the telegram
the numbers are given as four han
dred McEneryites and two hundred
Nichols men, and that great dissat
isfaction existed.
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A NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the tax rolls
for the town of Abbeyille, for the year 1887.
have been deposited IN the Tax Collectors
office, and in the office of the Recorder ii
Mortgages for Vermilion parish; that the
taxes assessed by the said town of Able
vile, are now due and that the taxes as
sessed en- movable property will become
delinquent on the lst of November next
and the immovables will become delin-
quent on the 31st of December, 1887, and
will bear interest as fixed by law from
said date. EUPHEMON LEBLANC,
Observation-Disclosures.
Ahheyille. October S. 1887.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-11-19

We are pleased to learn that the
MERIDIoNAL is not altogether for
gotten by some Of the fair ones OF
our community, as the lovely and
beautiful bouquet we were the re-
cipient Of last Thursday will testify.
The donor has our sincere thanks
for such an expression of friendship
toward US.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-11-19

Even in Lafayette the McEncry
folks are kicking hard and bolted
the meeting of the parish executive
committee, because the chairman
exercised his unquestionable right to
give the casting vote in case Of a
tie. They finally returned and
agreed to holding the primaries on
December 18th.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-11-19

We are panied to know that
Nicholas Young, ESQ.,, who at one
time was a representative from this
parish, is now lying quite i'll at the
home of his son-in,law, DR.. f. r.
Tolson, in Lafayette parish. Being
an old man, upwards of seventy, he
is not expected to recover.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-11-19

The Democratic Parish Executive
Committee met this day at the court
house pursuant to call, we're present I:
lat ward, Nicholas Broussard,
Cd " Lastie Broussard,
4lh j. L. Broussard.
9th John Abshire. Jr,
From parish at large: W. y.
White and W. d. White.
\ quorum being present the chair
man called the Meeting to order,
and after having stated the object Of
the meeting, the committee proceed
&C TO consider the business before it
aud, on action OF Mr.. j. Z. Erous.
sard.
Reso7ued, That q Democratic par
ish convention composed Of Demo
cratic delegates from the several
wards and voting precincts OF the
parish of Eermilion be and the same
is hereby called TO meet at tie court
house in the town of Abheyille. on
Monday. the 18th day Of December,
next, at Il o'clock ID. for the pur-
pose Of selecting delegates to repre-
sent tie parish of Nermilion before
The State nominating convention
called at Baton Rouge, on Tuesday
the 10Th Gay Of January, 1888, and
before the Tenth Senatorial Conyen.
ton, at such time and place as mag
he called to meet; and for such other
purpose as said convention may
deem fit and proper. Adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. J. Abshire, Jr.
Resoired, That ward meetings d
the Democratic voters of the several
wards and voting precincts of the
parish are hereby called for Satur
day, December 8, 1887. at {
o'clock p. m, at the places hereinaf
ter designated, for the purpose o
selecting delegates to the parisl
convention on December Il, 1887
Adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. N. Bronssard,
Reso!red, That said ward meeting!
shall be held at tie following place;
and each ward and voting precipc
shall be entitled to one delegate fol
each fifty Democratic votes; proyi
ded each ward or voting precinc
shall be entitled to one delegate il
said convention, viz:
lst ward, at ?. Q. Leblanc's,
delegates.
I'd ward, at Temperance Hall
near Morgan's gin. 4 delegates.
Sd ward, Courthouse, 4 delegates
4th ward, at Komy Broussard's, ;
delegates.
9th ward, at Zcnon Landry's,
delegates.
9Th ward, 1st precinct, at Z. GU
dry's store, 4 delegates.
9Th ward, % precinct, at Desig
T.-o+f, = l,lox
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-11-19

Mr.. W. Fl. de G6neres, represent
ing that live and wide.awake paper,
the Louisiana Farmer. published at
New Iberia, was in Abteviile this
week in the interest of that Journal,
Tie speaks enconragingly of his trip
through the parishes and The pros,
perity of the Farmer.